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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-13
COCKLE'S
ANTf-BlLIOUS
PILLS,


TIE UhEAI lN SII1f'o1
For Liver. Bile. Indigestion etc Free from Msr- 20
Xrent; e. n. CRiTTENTON, New York.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-13

BAKED PIE PLANr.-Cut two
pounds Of pie plant into a pudding
dish, sprinkle over II half cup of
sugar and two tablespOonfuls of hour.
or, what Is better, half = cup of rolled
bread crumbs Add water until the
plant IS two-thirds covered Bake In A
quick, warm oven thirty or forty min
utes. This method OF preparing rhu-
barb or pie plant removes the medicf-
nal taste and makes an acceptable
Spring dish.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-19
Mental Loafng.

It is considered disgrace to be lazy. He
who is too indolent to work for his own liv-
ing becomes byword and a reproach. But
there is q very common form OF laziness
which is not always noticed: it is that OF
the mind. We first become conscious of il
in our young days when we "don't feel like
study.'' We dawdle over the book with
our thoughts half asleep, and as result
give a fine exhibition of stupidity in the
recitation-room. This sort of incidence in
youth is very dangerous, for it becomes
habit, and the mind grows rusty and dull
in the very prime Of life when it should be
at it's best
On the heels of this form Of laziness
comes another bad habit-that of intellect
ual loafing. What loafng is in the common
sense we all know; it is hanging about
with no definite aim or purpose, idllng away
the time without method and without profit.
Well, there is mental loafing as we'll, and
it is known in the dictionary as "reverie."
It is dreamy state of the mind, when the
thoughts go wool gathering. This habit, so
common to young people, is fatal to mental
growth; many promising youth is ruined
by oyer-indulgence in it. 1t wastes time
and enfeebles the mental powers. 1t is
really form of laziness, and it should be
sternly corrected at the very outset. The
action of the mind should be kept under
control. When the thoughts begin to wan
der, it is time to whip them into order. A
resolute will will do it.-ETchange.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-19
FERTlLlZlNG THE SOIL.
Valuable Paper Condensed Into q Short
Newspaper Article.

Prof W. I. Chamberlain of the Iowa
Agricultural College recently gave a
very valuable paper on How to Keep
up the Fertility of our Soil.' Stable
manure, he said. is the best fertilizer
on earth. Mixed farming produces the
best results, because the feed given to
stock is in turn fed back to the soil.
Save all manure, both liquid and solid.
They should be mixed to get best re-
suits. Don't run liquids into a tank,
but use absorbents and keep them to-
gether. The best way to apply manure
is to take it direct from the stable to
the field where it is to be used. Don't
let it heat and "fire-fang." He likened
the practice of letting manure lie under
the caves to get the dri and run away,
to STEPPING tea and coffee, throwing
away the liquor and eating the dregs.
The kinds of food best adapted to milk
production are the best for manure.
One hundred dollars worth of cheese
takes from the farm less than II the
fertility taken by 500 worth of grain.
while 500 worth of butter-if the skim
milk is fed On the farm-takes nothing
from the soil. For potatoes, use we'll
rotted manure. For corn. pillow it
under green. Thinks blowing under
clover poor economy. Better feed it to
the COW first. She don't want the ele-
ments the soil wants. The professor
told of an experiment at the college
last summer; two pieces of potatoes
were planted side by side. One heav-
lily MANFRED stood the drought fairly
well and produced $50 bushels per
acre. Where no manure was. used,
Only 80 bushels per acre was realized
---Pa'uIrie Farmer.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-19

The grumbler is usually the man who
has the least to grumble about. He is
sick, and his lament takes the dlrec5lon q
blaming his friends for not caring Tor him;
and yet not being permitted to want Tor
any thing he gets more every DAY 1aan ne
gave to others in similar circumstances
during all his life. He has no money, and
scolds the capitalists and bondholders.
though the only reason they are better OH
than he is because they worked Whlle ne
was idle. He is in the church, and feels
he is neglected, and yet has shrunk away
from all advances made to nun, and mas
kept himself apart from the work that
brings the others into pleasant companion.
ships. He who is earnest, "DeheVlng all
things, hoping all things" has no cause 1or
murmuring. - United Presbyterian.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-19
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

Better than speedy trotters- fast
walking horses. Western Rural
AT what age does a pig become
hog?' is current conundrum OF the
agricultural press
Whether prices be up or down,
prime mutton sheep are always salable,
and at good prices. The markets are
never supplied with choice mutton.-
Troy Times.
An experimcnter says one pound OF
oil cake is equal to three pounds OF
cornme"I, or nine pounds OF wheat
bran, 81 ten pounds of timothy or clo-
yer hav.-Ch1rag0 J0arnnt.
Pop Overs: Take four cnpfuls OF
-four, four eggs four clpfuls OF milk, a
piece of butter the size Of a small hen S
crr, melted. and one-half teaspoonfui
of salt. Bake in small tins.-ToIcdo
BIade.
There is nothing better for the
manure heap than >oapsuds. 1t pre-
vents firc-fanging, arrests the escape
Of volatile matter and hastens chemical
ch2nres and dccompoSition.-A 5ony
Jonfuu1.
A mustv cellar is death to milk or
cream. but it seems impossible tc
pound it into the heads Of some people.
More butter is ruined by bad cellars
and caycs than from any other cause
on the farm. Prairie Farmer.
In no other country i'll the world
are the feathers of the barnyard fowls
SO recklcssly wasted Is our own. In
France no part Of the fowl is wasted,
unless. perhaps. it be the inte5tIncS'
The feet and heads are used at the
cheaper restaurants to give body &c
their soups. etc.-CincinnGI Times,
Pork Cake Without Eg@S: One
pound fat pork chopped tine; pour on
one pint boiling water, one cupful OF
molasses, :wo Of sugar, one cuptul OF
raisins, one of currants; cinnamon,
cloves, alspice and nutmeg to taste;
flour to make stiff enough for cake;
tcaspoonful Of soda; is good without
fruit. The HouScho5d.
BY blowing under crop when 1t
is full of sap and water it very rapidly
DECAYS and enliches the soil. when 1t
is not plowed until the plant has be-
come matured it. will have a tendency
to cure and turn into straw, and 1t Will
consequently take it long while to
sufficiently decay 60 become fertilizer
and be in condition to be taken up
by the soil.-N. E. Farmer.
Iron is an important part OF the
blood, giving it its red color, but this
does no necessitate taking solution OF
iron for health All well-developed
vegetation contains some iron. 1t Is
the colorin@ matter of green leaves.
| In soils from which every trace of iron
,shas been removed seeds will germl-
nate, but they will be white. Pouring
solution of copperas or sulphate OF
| iron on the soil will change the leaves
| to a dark-green color.-Bosto'1 But-
| getin.
1t is impossible to know whether
YOU have made profit unless accounts
are kept. Charge the hens with all
! the food allowed, and also interest on
| capital invested. Credit them with all
| sales and for that used in the family.
The difference will be the profit, unless
| you wish to charge for your labor, the
value of which depends upon how much
it was worth to you at the time. A
large flock costs less for labor than a
smaller one, but in families where
small tlocks are kept for pleasure as
well as profit the labor is not estimated.
Chicago Tribune.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-19

WHEN you have made mistake don't
look back at it long. Take the reason of
the thing into your mind, and then look
forward. Mistakes are lessons OF wisdom.
The past can not be changed. The future
is yet in your power.-Hugh White.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-19

I believed. In her service let mo lie.
From her doors let me be buried. .,
church of God! Thou home Of the righteous!
Thou harbor from tempestl Thou refuge
for the weary Thou lighthouse OF many
nationsl Thou type of Heaven! ! could
kiss thy very dust with ecstasy OF aheo-
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
I'nnmuc FREE,

f.w ranch'n.;, net at the Mound school
house Saturday, fn mnt- prep: rati"us /" get
's@t's.7M Mr.. Vim. spalding Wa chosen chair.
n,un. Alnoiion WAS made n,a,o,", g M
niittce of three IL 90 AMI rec the raac men
whether or not they wuu,d i vide liz. water
iw" days an 'ur. Another meeting was h-li
AT til. Trckl- school house on " ,,nesiay
several were present, hut no water. Sp few
who care fnr nol,aiy but Themselves, get the
water and we have Ia suffer. Col deliver u
fr"m ihi.'xick,d generation.
E'i. Fleenor and George Bry--. ~. on t;.-
sick list.
DR.. Pa,:-n, Of Vet n,nr,.'n valley, 1hn
is whiting IN tar s..'..;. III 49, r....
this week, Mis- Bell Droser ~iil 30 s.,h
him on vi.it.
Mr.. Kimbsll j. the y...t .f ar. u.,-,
K"hI-r.
Charley HLlI. OF Iln,ro.c, -. in til.
community i-.I ~r.i.
Some II attend IT,. picnic .: P.,ni.
while Others will ,sac in IL. .u, an J.:.u.
sons grave.
J~1es ". s,tli -, v.iu.L!e c.. OF IT,.
18th iu.t.
Our new nr'.hbsr- h.. gou. be-. L"
their old Kentucky.
Hot. veil, We should SIN. to sn;...r.
Hotter, hottest.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Excif.nrnIin Tcyss.

Great excitement has b--u caused in
to. yicinjlV ut Paris. Tex hy the r..
markth recovery of Mr.. J E C"rlry
Aha was :, helpless lac could not turn
in bed. or r.is. his head: -verS l"riv
s,id he was dying nf Consumption. \
tri.d bu;tl,' ut DR.. Kings New DIscov-
.ry was sent linn. FuIiIng r'li"r he
hnuchi a lttgr bul;l,' and = box uf Dr
Kings New Life Pills; 10y the time he
had Iak-n two huNrs nf pills ard i"u
hp lies "f the Discovery. hr WIS well
and had r.tiuci in hrsh thirty-siN
pounds. Trial battles "f tins Great
for Consumption free AT l. NJ. McMur-
RVS
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Wvu,irrTI! Cares.

". d II vt & Co, wholesale and r."
tail druuris, uf Rrm-. G,.. sIyS: W
have lrrII s,lliuC bT kiuIs New b-
cuvrry. Electric Britrr> and Bucslen
Aruirt Shly. for two years. Have
never handled remedies that s-il ~
we'll, or give such universal sitisfac
tion. There have ieen snGn. wonder
fiIi cures .ff-ct-i hy tiir.Se medicine,
c,i Consumption haNe n'.-n -ni'itiN
cured bv usr at a i-N bniii"s at ID
Kius's New Discovery. taken in cu;i
u.ction with El-rtric Billrss. W.
guaranteed ilem always. Sold 10y /
NJ. McMurr.tv.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Board of Equalization Eatice.

Notice /, her-h, given that til. hoard If
county runm s.lrnrr- VII ..i a. i.aari nf
~qualskaiiun. "n the hg { Monday ..i July
ie,7. i;.e .a,nr being july sta, 1857. tinr Atm
being legal holiday m,i r"ntinBe Ia 80.
sion not l,--s thsn tlir-r nor more rI,au ten
consecutive day. for the racp'-e az SUPPLY
Ing omissions, aud oih-rw .-e eorr-ciiu- the
h-sr. nirnt roll i returned 10y the ecu .,y a.
.e.-or, for the wear lss7..
4ni J1aisr Hofies i hrrcby given ;ha,
ssii board Will meet an the third Monday Of
July, lss., III. ssm. being Jaly Is,h, I,s5,
anc continue in s-,siou not i,--. Than iao
d~ys nor more than ten e''ns-cuiiv- day, to
hear complnint- from those d.Satis6ra = Nh
changes made at the Or; H.r;iu; of -siJ
board, or oihef~ .s., aud t" 6n.iiy con, rlrte
ssid sss-ssnisnt Tor III. year 1857.
4. L. LELL1GG,
C"un'y ,..rk.
Dated ., Dcrs, C"lo,. June 18th, I.s1.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
GrcaIlN Excited.

Not II few of the citizens of Delt,
have recently become greatly excited
over the astounding facts. that several
Of their friends whu had been pro-
uounc.d 10y iheu physicians rs ncur-
able and beyond all hope -.>ulrring
with that dreh,led munster Cnnsump-
ti"n have been completely cnreh hy
DR. Kings New Discover, for Com
sumption, tile cnly remedy ti,,t does
positively cure ti,rn,, and luug discis-
rs, Coughs. Colds, Asthma and Bruurh-
t,s. Trial bottle free at |, VI. McMur.
rays drug store, barge hotties 81,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28

Wh'l- Mr.. I. j. itic!i-y of Altnut
Mo. Wa- travelling ia Eansa.. ir WAS
ttk-u ,iui,uIiy i'll with cholera nofbnS
""d'cinc aud tE.. druggist recommend
-d Cisml,erlain's Cole. ChoIer, and Di.
.rriG R-nrdy so highly hrcnu.iuird
iu H., IT, the result Was immediate re-
ii.' ,nh II few doses cured Inn com
49, -ly IL is male FOE hoN-l cm-
J.;..i'.; ..'ai nothing ,-i~... ltn-yer fails.
>nId Il, Latham & Williams.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
The vrIdir, Unanimous.

" ID. suit, Druggists, EiIpus. lad.
testiiirs: Il caH rc, unimrnd Elect BU-
,eTs is the very ms; feuedy Every
bottle sold has given rsirii ia eNery
cured "f rhrnnha;i~nr OF 10 year, stand
my" kbr;Ihan Hare. druggist. lI-Ilv-
VILE. Oniu, al.irms: "liir hrst selling
me,iicine have ever handied Ia my 20
Years experience, is l. ectric ButrrS.
Thousands of Others have uddrd their
testimony. so thaJ the verdict is uuau-
unuus that Esclrict Btilers dorur- all
Diseases III the liver. kidueys ar Blood q.
Oriy u half a in!lu u bottle at |. NJ
M"Murrty, Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
notice For pu.li.a,iou.
LAM oFFleE 81 GuAS,s,,> eot;o: 70:

May y, 1891.
Nif.ce Is hereby given tn the tOosihss-rt ,liei
settler has He'd n';ic.vi his iit.ti - ,,t &c
ii, al pJl.f ia ipp Irt pf lts 4 AMI III u SSH
itopt viii be mai: be!Ir- \ K. kiI.. tni,ty
.Iltlge ut Delta Culu.. pn jjuy .. iSSi, VIZ
ahiltm r. Gerry. ID. ;. No. Gss. Ute o-..e@ for
she >wi4 Sw,4. see 10, rei. mel see. Il, nwa,,
uwI.. see. o. Twp. IL, 81. ". 6th L. u.
lie. nl Ii.s the io,iu.Vtis wiD.lt'sSs.> - prove
his cnatin,a;ts reSit,.u - us,I. ahl eu.tiv.ti ~
OF. said lend. viz James NJ. freeman. John
Lcn.G. Wi'!ian \. C.Iri. GeJrEc w. Fawcctt,
al y. l;l.lt;;I, Colu.
5-a;-I5 FRANK ?. TANNER, Register
Special notice to Ir.t .. S;.nbJEi
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
PERSONAL,

Mr.. Gr-hsm, "f Tu-csr"ru, New, .Lo
h.s been visiting At Mn. ". -. ,-,, re-.
turned To her home last week
R".A Wilmn, aid family came down frcm
Ho'chki,s lat Friday, rrrurnihg y-.i,td.s
a. u. CSmrbrIl returned irun, T,llur.dc
last week. where lie las h,rn working at his
trad. for the psst lev months.
Alvin Slaughter, Of Tongue cr..s, -. in
the city last week.
Hon. SAM Walc, of r-onia; ..s ten
far minute the other iay
Nil. Wan"msk-r, of i,nnem' ut, |. VISITING
her brother, l.. 4. Wsnamak.r, ou his r.nc,.
near Roub,d.au.
Col. Whitehead, OF tn. ne.ver Ne. va,
in ih. c'y Sunday, In the ,nt.fr,, %, hi.
paper.
l. G. Alley il taking in the trout and
scenery Of the Grand mesa for f,~ -.-ks,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
NotIsc for Publication.
LAND Offlck At GcNNi-JN. COZ

IAND Off'lCK At GCNNi-ON. COLo.,
IIy Is, iss!- I
Notice is hereby given that tine fIiio Wing
named >eIirr iiltd siJsIec oi n.s .e .,sJi !,
ni.i>c ni.i, rT.I M >Iri,f. of c..,i.ii- All
iI,II >.u prNul Nii, oe In.Ie re.pie \. X iNiii,.
CJytts Jt-e. AZ pctt.i. CJ,. ga iis Stsi. 49,.
A1ert 4. Ci,ap1t..i. 0ti. De s,.cie,, iir
LIRE ss,. me.-,, uwti. neI-i. Sc 81, ~ > Is.
y 81. " 6iii
iie U...i-, iie !. ,il,Nii: w.thessest I, pave his
cnnI.1si'si> re,..ieIce uyAp. All ci.T.ststbI VI
,;si,t id.u. W. H..ii.sh !. y AK, Wttsta ! Co.
I,.rA. oe ,rs- cry. IeJfs- " fLSce.., ~. VI
IftuhII Gu.o
5-si-5-.s FRANK T TANNER. Register
SPECIAL Ho:ice TO Antoine BIactte. u s;s
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Notice for pna,lcnr,cn.

LAND Os.ICE AZ GuNSLS0~. coLo.,l
Ma. - l>>s. I
Notice Is hereby given that the followilr:, named
settler has u!eu uJ;Icc 90 uI> iutvntiou i4.aSe
maj rSi Ia support vi his cIslIH ami tIat said
pT'rpf witt oc ia..esr o,iJNc a. Al. hius. county
judge al pe4-. C9!J.. ga J. AIS -, 1885,. vi.
Otrs,c " s.sNts-st. - - 6Jl. = - seetes. .tf -
>ri4 SNI-i. sSi-i- >eli. 2l, lla .iet-i, dSl-s
SEC =, Hc,i IL. u. y J4tr
lie nttIy> the following witnesses to prove his
coulan,t0> residSiVcv U,aJG. and cultivation vi.
sad iai,I Nlas s.esI - l4aIJg. asStS.i.S.S,,
IJ.u.. a.tSsui = Cvb.tiu, JJAu " ku..lcip. Of
CStc,
-si-s-es FRANK P TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Notice for Publication.

Lass OFFICE AT GUSSIsCS. CoLn.,
Aii. -, Iss5.
Noticcis hereby aiyen thII the lOl,uSuir, .iIfIrd
seiASF Has nIcd Hut,ce ai ltt> attention tD iu.lSe
LIiif Ei,i i ~Up.Etft VI ms v.stti. sId tnit sad
ppLiI viii ur iu.gtlc before * iNti. t,b.tiisy
.ilt-e al Ict.t, .lib., 81 Jily 49,. w !:
li Z Mgcie, ID : 6oU, I.ss .>crt.s for I:lr SET
,wii, 81: id. ithE-4 sSi-i. Hct-4, set q. twp
II. >rL.. " G..i a. VI
lie uaGiits the fJl owing v!tass-ss, to prove biz
c'nIiuliJIs rcslISlcS upJi, aiIi cIisIssSIJa uf.
said lanI. Ni&s .at>,4s y ,oodat,, SrxJr,e "
anc''tt, al ..vliiil, Gao, jay 4 >.ilIlI, James II
>liart, ri HUlcGihI>S. COlS
S--i-6-2 fRANK r TANNER. Reg.s,e,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
T. II. MOWER.
aot.cc ,,r pabllr,tion.
LAND CFFIcE, At GuSSisoS. G
:

LAND CFFICE, At iCESrsnN. Colo.
stay IS ils7.
Notice ris hereby given that the fpHpwins-nlrn-
ed set 'r has he Hslic' ~ his int ici n t.
maze inll ~" iHf ~ ,Irt IT a> rit u. ~ iGltt
sad .'rnJf wi b. ~ + b.f irn \. L t!is ttv
.igi:r. ut DrII. c Cpp. ~ ! n. .l.Is.. VIZ
il'ary knHy."s, y :. so. Ute Ssyit.r. l,r the
~. -. $50 nd ma, n. /. see. II, tN,,. II,
:. %, ". g II + ".
IL names the ,lnN.u: vt te,irS t. pr,ge hi,
euntlnrlS res hue lIIr- III Tils ui'i ", sd
l.. zone, Il tUuuii!. ,.ln
s-si-T-5 FRANK 7. TASNEG Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Notice FOR publication.
LAND OFFICE At GUS >,-,.x; :, c".o.,

May ~, 1881.
Notice. Is hereby giyenthat the following NAMED
settler h:tS lird not ct,of his iuI .ntlOl T. aIist
Gl pTOuf ia sripi N MS c'tIui. and tiI;.T slid
II,ri GIll lie il;tds b,.,Ir l.. .Nvt-. o. nty
Judge ~ I.elta, Cyib.. on .iUly 2. 49,, VIZ ;
damn H. ~ Uit. ~ =. 81. Jtr SprteS. IuE In
Iti.. sTJ<. rwI, @L ard sWi EeLs. SC. 10
Wi. II :, y, *. tih 7. NJ.
He paIucs the following witnesses TO prove h'S
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation nt
aalu uiDU. vi -se|I -. N.4illtd, .idS +. smith,
J. .. 4 fGTsick.sI HIcsAIss. Cnlo., Nats-I
: G baIn, vi t-siuffil. Csio.
5-af-6 3 FEA& T., TANNER, ErGi>rcr
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Enc,.lru.s .Arnica snIye.

Ti,. best s,iS- III the world fer cuts,
hrIIis.-. sor--. ulcers. salt rteuunF lever
-rT.-. irlt.r. ,.iiapp.'I hands, cI,ilhli,in-,
cnTi-. anti All SKIN .tnp'ions. AID posi-
lively cures piles. "I no lTIv required.
II II .ptr it'i.-,-i io give l.rrf'-'.t stti~'
faction. az money refunded. Psi-- -
cents vrr i-oS. Fut.d- hy |. N ~
Murray.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Ar GuNSI-nS. CpLo..
Nf..N -

LANDoFFICE Ar GuNSI-'S CpLo..
Nav =. l-sT
Nniice j. hereby given tla the fo.luyiIl.s named
settler has fled notice uf his iur-i;ti ipn 10 make
tini! yruu; III support oi - cani. and that said
proof viii be made b-lnie A X. King County
4,.EG &C.. 49,. tv..I..u.., oa - - .sH5
,iC: ia : \ a. rI.< -. ). szJ5. II. = =. tIE
s rls !. s'c -. ~ {, sS ,,'.. 2i. an ne !,
~. G,-c -. twp II, : ~. " Gth e VI
lie ui3Ite> Ie following witnesses 10 prove Ills
id.nHorIS rcs.trhc- up'ii. a!Il Cultivation oi
aid iauu. w; Jay Z. Santa. Jam = IL. S.I 'ri
.uH C. MIic..rI William \. S.ie.'p.Ird, aii Of
t!h,c..A,ss, Cu.U
. 2i-G-2s FRANK r TANNER, hesister
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
yo,.c. for p,p,ica,ioa,
LASD OrFIcE AT GuNNIs.IN, COLORADO, I
Ai.,N y ,S,I i

LAND OFFICE AT GUNNIsIN, CoLoRAD0,l
AiLS =. .e,1.
Notice is hereby stvel that ii. fniu",lg-
uaugd settler hi, I,rd his thtciiiiiTi u nftsc
hul prul ~ support -, IL ciItil. t,i tatt Slll
prOE T.If be IHIit.' before \ Il. King. Giuaty
Iu' ~ III Delta, Coo. "a .lGi.' ., iJ>1. VIZ
Iaai,S NJ Freeman. ID y 81, Ia. Scres, Tor the
,ws, HAt. seq. "A. aui Sc a. ne 1, se:. 10, twp.
H. ; 81. ". ga I, NJ.
Iie Nun.i 1ny t't OWN; witnesses t. prove his
c,slIlIIs!uls rc,.dtac. ~ uut cu.tiSl-t.Ii ui,
-ad nj, vi MI.iaIn T., Gerry. .lui.u ~. ROai-
cap. joan LeuoN- Deu--r ". F,Iwcett. AL Of
f,iuno, colo.
53l-I-5 FRANK p. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Notice for Publication.
LASD oFEIcE At GusSl,oS, COR
-

LAND OFflCk AT bUENl-0N, COLO,
A.I., -. lSs7.
Notice Is hereby given tlRI the + iioN Ia; rrimrd
settler na> iiI1t nrtcv uI Ii- iuscutiJn - make
final prod s,Plrt Of Ii- cL,Ii tiiat sgIid
pn,OI Will h. u..t,Ie before \. Il. niag CIduty
Judsc. at DcIul. COlI.. JAY IL. lS>;. vix:
.I.>i.I = JiJI.l- - -jt:. &c >.r.ts. "
iGssl-i 'Hi-i nN.-t Al ttIi s.vI-i, So n, tSJ
II. >ts2. Ds.t 4 81
lie uanes thg foil Ipwiu;; witnesses 70 prove his
cOilIiG.iuas Residence afJI, and cativttlhIt OF,
SID Lt,1 t-..4 - N.4+4iia, - u - ts.t
Jd.I. CJto Jan ii sh ~, " .IugcHNES>, CIlo-
J-ai-6-.s F.sNNA + TANNER Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Notice for Puoiicaticn.
LAND OFFICE AT GUSSIsoS. CoLo-. I
June IL. ISL.

q JNIIlt II INN1-l
Notice is hereby given that the iail.,N ing
IIyL settler ha> E!cd i,u'ice uI hi> intention To
lnike nnh prruf IN >ulpiri Of h7s earn, ;tI-
llI SzIa pr.-it viii be- udte before \. b; hiiig
,UuGty iuu.e nj beta. CUlu.- On jIiy IS lSss.
VIZ: ir,,u;Iu ~ all. -. :. FRO, Tie StTi.>. f,I
tie lot :. >cc . =. ncs. SCI ne sec i6, Twp
81. IL 7. Ii. ". VI fM
lie II.liltS the following witnesses tn rruye HIS
enntin1Ha> r,>lirict W u. Iidd CiiIlvslsiuu of.
sIid sslIId- haas :. Beach, A!sr..n l.. Mai
uri. john /, Blsse., AsJs4t l. 4AnEsbs1rS. ali q.
Ia IA, C"io.
5-lI-I-la FRANK T. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Notice for Publication.
IASr OFFICE AT GUNSisoS Coio.,
M.N u lsS-

M;N n Iss..
Notice l. hereby given that the following named
settler has flied I,Ire Il nj. intention TO MAKE
Enal pEu,-f ia SUPPORT vi his .tii. and tnat >aid
pr,sI viii Be made before A Il. rNIii-.. Conii.
sGG-t al IsE.s--. Colt. on e., - Io,.-
;ryl 10. MIri''.. ~ Q l.. -crlt->. Il = tiic u1s
4. ,v,L., sci, To- and uw, net4. sec a.
INfFsI. : ' ~ " at 4 NJ
liz names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon, AMI cultivation oi
s..- -. .s.itn. ',e5. - W.
- sC,t.. ~ IJuI8.s. Cp..-. H.! SAITH. james
B -..uII, al iiJIcuktss, CJO
s-.i-G-2s FRANK + TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Notice for rabiicatiau.
LAND orficK Ar GuNNIsoN: CoI.on.r

LAND orFiCE AT GuSNISoS. CoI.oRtpo.,
june ~ lssT.'
Notice is hereby gwen that the following, nam
ed sell er has ;cd n,;cc at his iuieatoc 10 MAKE
tIal lrsni in >uplnr; ui hts citlir, aud that said
proui Will h. made betnrr A. X hlus CDIntl
,ius.,' at Istita Cn,u August itn. u.s., va
Henry 4. Snitl. n. y rs, 1t. >r,cS, fer tne u's
SNt, = d uwi,. s..c -. and urA.. sell. sec -,
Swp. ~ :. r. -, " 9Th Z. NJ
lie names the Il owing witnesses to prove his
c,,Nlutttutf> residence uppn, and ctuS4sattop q
>.ii l.lnu. VIZ. ttrln +, Morris N. ,aIltrn h
Sh-Inan. Muimit lintciAs>, AtGt,ey \. Metc.sii,
al 1t fuIct.s.S>, Io,a,
.sS-ss FRANK L, TANNER, Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Sn,ice farruh,icn,ion.
LAND osFICE ArSUSNIsoS. CoLoRAro
June :. lS>s,

LAND OtFlSE AT NJsNE>tS thLnRArol
June : lS>s.
Noiice Is hcrrhy given that the. f,i.nw.n.,-
named :. .utrT eti notice of III iu,,ittinH u
nl.ts :, lila pIu.a IN support ~ lIis clssiin aud
ID ss.gd pInslI vii be mtue hsturtr \ T. Mag.
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yE EsinE'ttd u. ula 'kcahaSl- a. y ~. 1T.
Sefs,'>. Tor The NV >Ni. sc Is twp. u. : 81,
y, > ly. nt.. sSi4 sec. H. tw.' IL. 81. g, ~.
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lie uSmrS TIE following Witnesses Il, prove his
c'iiilltEttt> rll>sdetirc ulHu. and rtilitVatn g.
>tiI issisti. w: ArScy .ti'!t. lsi!ey \ Nllnts
C..asl Is II. Auwav, Fra * .. Short, III Psoul
Coo.
{ II T-i9 FRANK T. TANNER Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-28
Notice fsc Publication.
LAsp ogricr g.. : GrsSl-o;, cosoHapo,

M.iy 1sST.
Notice is hereby gwen that the fnion :n:nanIc,l
settler h.,- MID sic.- q. lis uiGutioG tU make
ta ITn,f M tSupitirt Of his clstli, and tiiti s'tiI
lTuI viii Il. iu!Isle bci,Ie 4. u. hug. tonitN
.Iudgt. ut Delta. Cniu.. on July nd Ifs1- VIZ .
JIy r. SpritI ". > 4s2. Tie s.t'"S. for he " =
uNtt NJ Sygt .sf' 81. twp II. r, =, W. Cti4 4 ~
lie n.Inyt ffsllowiIi. GitH' 'E'S Ia prove III
continuous lI.~tt,enre nInu. and rIIitIylJi,nI Of
sad iaId. 90. .'aDI,S \ LuIIlcH. J mes IL
sn,n, levi y. Hiiniut, "nian A. sheppard, ali
" iiutchkiss COo.
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